TCL CSOT will start Gen 5.5 inkjet printing OLED production by the end of 2024

Exactly four years ago, TCL said its CSOT brand’s inkjet printed OLED line in Guangzhou would start production in 2024. In the following years, TCL CSOT has consecutively showcased its advancements in inkjet printing OLED technology including its 31-inch inkjet printed OLED rollable TV prototype and 17-inch printed OLED rollable screen in 2020, the inkjet-printed 65-inch 8K OLED panel at DTC…

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Gigabyte GS27QCA is unveiled with a 180Hz 1500R QHD VA display

Gigabyte GS27QCA joins the Gigabyte GS32QCA as its smaller sibling sharing a lot in common, including the design and the usage of a 1500R curved Super Speed VA display panel with a QHD resolution. Of course, the GS27QCA has a 27-inch diagonal size but supports the same 1 ms MPRT and 180Hz refresh rate with Adaptive-Sync and AMD FreeSync certification. The 27-inch model has an 8-bit color bit…

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ViewSonic VX24G10 is here with a 200Hz IPS display overclockable to 240Hz

ViewSonic VX24G10 is a new gaming monitor for the Chinese market. It boasts a 23.8-inch Fast IPS display with an FHD resolution and 8-bit color bit depth. The screen covers 104% of the sRGB and 72% of the NTSC color space. It delivers a typical brightness of 250 nits with HDR10 support. The GTG response time is specified as being 1 ms. The native refresh rate of the model is 200Hz and it can be…

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Gigabyte GS32QCA is a new 180Hz gaming monitor with a curved QHD Super Speed VA display

Gigabyte GS32QCA is a new gaming monitor built around a curved Super Speed VA display with a 31.5-inch diagonal size, a 1500R curvature, and a 2560 x 1440 px resolution. With 1 ms MPRT and up to 180Hz refresh rate, the monitor is Adaptive-Sync and AMD FreeSync certified. The 8-bit+FRC display panel covers 120% of the sRGB color space and delivers a typical brightness of 250 nits. It also has a…

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Taiwan launches 3 AI centers for smart healthcare; NTUH director warns of past missteps

Taiwan is spearheading the global effort for smart healthcare with the launch of three specialized AI centers. These centers aim to address key industry challenges, focusing on crucial “last mile” issues: deployment, certification, and coverage processes. By tackling these areas, Taiwan aims to streamline AI integration in healthcare services, ultimately improving patient outcomes and medical service efficiency.

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